Canadian Teams NEXXICE Junior and Les Suprêmes Junior Ready to Shine at ISU Synchronized Skating Junior World Championships
Canada will be well represented at the ISU Synchronized Skating Junior World Championships in Gdańsk, Poland, with two standout teams set to compete from March 13–14, 2026. NEXXICE Junior, the reigning Canadian champions, will bring their strong momentum to the competition after recent victories at the Riga Amber Cup and the 2026 Skate Canada Cup. Les Suprêmes Junior, the national silver medallists, are also in top form following a silver medal win at the Marie Lundmark Trophy. The competition will feature the short program on March 13 and the free program on March 14. For more information, visit the ISU website.
Representing Canada at the championships are Les Suprêmes Junior, coached by Pascal Denis and Marilyn Langlois from Saint-Léonard, QC, and NEXXICE Junior, coached by Julia Mills-Bolton and Trish Perdue-Mills from Burlington, ON. The team leader is Josée Bourdon, with a medical team consisting of Paige Larson and Lydia Schultz, and officials Cynthia Alepin and Susan Morriss.
In conclusion, the Canadian teams NEXXICE Junior and Les Suprêmes Junior are set to showcase their skills at the ISU Synchronized Skating Junior World Championships in Gdańsk, Poland. With their recent successes and strong performances, both teams are poised to make Canada proud on the international stage.